Pictures are just better when they’re taken at close range. So when going to the beach, I brought a waterproof camera. Here are the results… … Continue readingDive into the Sea: Underwater Photography in the Sunshine State
Travel with Kids If you’ve followed my work for any length of time, you know that I shoot a lot
Continue readingAdjusting to Life on the Road – Travel with Kids
One thing I’ve learned in my 17 years of professional photography is sometimes you need to just get out and
What’s a photographer to do in a pandemic? I’m someone who likes to photograph people most of all. I need
It’s May and we’re half in the box. Documenting life in the here-and-now has been very interesting. As a trained
Visiting Flat Fork Creek Park Flat Fork Creek Park is tucked away in the southeast corner of Fishers, Indiana. During
Our story this week features Turkey Run State Park in western Indiana. Carved by glaciers millions of years ago, this
A Study in Contrasts Contrasts always catch my eye. Whether it’s contrasts in tone, color or subject matter, I like
Sometimes creation is destruction. That’s definitely the case with this Crayola sidewalk chalk. It tends to happen when the chalk
Today we present a photo story of a young artist discovering a delicious medium. One of the many benefits of
A documentary photographer never rests, even on Memorial Day weekend. Indy 500 race day in Indianapolis means family get-togethers and
One of the things I enjoy most about shooting this time of year is the diversity of people that come
Another stop we made on our holiday tour of Indianapolis was Jingle Rails, presented by The Indiana Rail Road Company,
I had a co-op day recently at my kids’ preschool and thought I’d take a few photos. It’s a kind and
CarmelFest is a big Independence Day celebration held every year on July 3rd & 4th in Carmel, Indiana. Since 2012,